Steven Bartlett

So again, going back to this point of skills, I would tell April to think about the rare skill that's going to be complementary that her industry values and start compounding there. Number three was network. So this is every conversation you have. You don't realize at 18 years old that every conversation is a seed you're planting that may blossom in the next decade. 5, 10, 20, 30 years.

So again, going back to this point of skills, I would tell April to think about the rare skill that's going to be complementary that her industry values and start compounding there. Number three was network. So this is every conversation you have. You don't realize at 18 years old that every conversation is a seed you're planting that may blossom in the next decade. 5, 10, 20, 30 years.

I had a conversation in a queue as a 14-year-old with a guy. And at 18, his dad hit me up four years later, having not spoken to me and was the first investor in my company. It was a conversation I had in a line. Every conversation is a seed that will blossom.

I had a conversation in a queue as a 14-year-old with a guy. And at 18, his dad hit me up four years later, having not spoken to me and was the first investor in my company. It was a conversation I had in a line. Every conversation is a seed that will blossom.

I had a conversation in a queue as a 14-year-old with a guy. And at 18, his dad hit me up four years later, having not spoken to me and was the first investor in my company. It was a conversation I had in a line. Every conversation is a seed that will blossom.

So I would tell her, which is quite uncommon for young people these days, to get out and speak to people face to face and be polite on every interaction because you never know when those seeds blossom later. And fourth is your resources, which comes back to what we're saying about saving, you know, learning a more secure relationship with your money.

So I would tell her, which is quite uncommon for young people these days, to get out and speak to people face to face and be polite on every interaction because you never know when those seeds blossom later. And fourth is your resources, which comes back to what we're saying about saving, you know, learning a more secure relationship with your money.

So I would tell her, which is quite uncommon for young people these days, to get out and speak to people face to face and be polite on every interaction because you never know when those seeds blossom later. And fourth is your resources, which comes back to what we're saying about saving, you know, learning a more secure relationship with your money.

And the fifth is your reputation, which is simply just how you treat people. All of those things will compound over the next 5, 10, 15 years of your life and they will be slow. And then they will be fast.

And the fifth is your reputation, which is simply just how you treat people. All of those things will compound over the next 5, 10, 15 years of your life and they will be slow. And then they will be fast.

And the fifth is your reputation, which is simply just how you treat people. All of those things will compound over the next 5, 10, 15 years of your life and they will be slow. And then they will be fast.

In the same way that I met that kid at 14 years old, Jay, and then all of a sudden I'm at his father's mansion in London and his father is saying to me, we want to give you your first $10,000 for your business. It's slow, then it's fast. Those that focus on what they can give and what they have to offer end up getting what they want. But those that focus on what they want

In the same way that I met that kid at 14 years old, Jay, and then all of a sudden I'm at his father's mansion in London and his father is saying to me, we want to give you your first $10,000 for your business. It's slow, then it's fast. Those that focus on what they can give and what they have to offer end up getting what they want. But those that focus on what they want

In the same way that I met that kid at 14 years old, Jay, and then all of a sudden I'm at his father's mansion in London and his father is saying to me, we want to give you your first $10,000 for your business. It's slow, then it's fast. Those that focus on what they can give and what they have to offer end up getting what they want. But those that focus on what they want

Never give enough to get what they want. And so it's this reframing, and this is why I start with these five buckets, because they orientate you to becoming a valuable person in the world. And I believe that the downstream consequence of you building up your own personal value, which is your own knowledge, your own skills, your own relationships, is wealth.

Never give enough to get what they want. And so it's this reframing, and this is why I start with these five buckets, because they orientate you to becoming a valuable person in the world. And I believe that the downstream consequence of you building up your own personal value, which is your own knowledge, your own skills, your own relationships, is wealth.

Never give enough to get what they want. And so it's this reframing, and this is why I start with these five buckets, because they orientate you to becoming a valuable person in the world. And I believe that the downstream consequence of you building up your own personal value, which is your own knowledge, your own skills, your own relationships, is wealth.

So the orientation needs to be an internal locus of control. What can I control? And how can I make the world reciprocate with value, which is what we end up calling wealth. And it's a slow approach, but in life, the slow way is the only way. And every fast way that they try and sell you on some course or some ad is actually the extremely fast way because there's no such thing. So, patience.

So the orientation needs to be an internal locus of control. What can I control? And how can I make the world reciprocate with value, which is what we end up calling wealth. And it's a slow approach, but in life, the slow way is the only way. And every fast way that they try and sell you on some course or some ad is actually the extremely fast way because there's no such thing. So, patience.

So the orientation needs to be an internal locus of control. What can I control? And how can I make the world reciprocate with value, which is what we end up calling wealth. And it's a slow approach, but in life, the slow way is the only way. And every fast way that they try and sell you on some course or some ad is actually the extremely fast way because there's no such thing. So, patience.